LADY LIVERPOOL FUND.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume III, Issue 883, 8 December 1916, Page 4

LADY LIVERPOOL FUND.

The committee of the Lady Liverpool Fund desires to acknowledge, with thanks, receipt of cash donations, gifts in kind, etc., from the following:

Cash donations:—Doris and Essie Jackson (sale of pet fowl), 17/-; Blenheim Branch (leather waistcoat donation), £4l; Christmas Pudding donation, £25; A Friend, 10/-; Fag Day, 1/-; The Plodders, £3 3/-; Lauriston Branch, £3 2/0; Mrs Thomas Wyllie (General Fund), £5; Prisoners of War, £1; Fag Day, £1; Chertsey Branch (per Mrs Wilkinson), for shirts, £1; Nelson Branch (per Mrs Crawford), leather vests, £lB 15/-, for housewives £5; Chertsey Branch (per Mrs Wilkinson proceeds of concert), £5 5/-; Sheffield Branch (per Miss K. Macdonald), for comforts, £1; C.D.C. Band (result of collection), £5 10/6; Miss Preston (comforts), 2/0; F.D.W. (comforts), £3; Methven Branch (per Mrs Crover), comforts, £5; Te Whare School (comforts), 4/8; Anonymous (for condensed milk), £5; Sumner Branch (per Mrs Black), £5.

Gifts in kind: —Mrs Marriott's Working Bee, Woodend-Waikuku Branch, Kaiapoi Branch, Redcliffs Branch, Rangiora Branch, Springfield-Russell's Flat and Kowai Bush Branch, Lower Fcndalton Guild, Rangiruru School, Methven Branch, Pendarvis Branch (per Mrs J. N. Watson), Barry's Bay School, Marshland Branch, North Bench (New Brighton), Sheffield Branch (per Miss Macdonald), Motunau Branch (per Miss Elliott), Spreydon School, Sheffield Branch, N.Z. Farmers' Co-op. (per Mrs Flunel), Mrs F. E. Hyman, Mrs R, Swanson, Mrs Marriott, Mrs Cargill, Miss Preston, Miss Hookham, Miss MacBeth, Miss L. Joyce, Miss E. Orbell, Don and Edith Smith, Mrs Cowan, Mrs C. T. Chisnall, Mrs T. Hall, Miss Munro, Mrs T. Armstrong, Miss Woodward, Miss Maekay, Dorothea Cowan, Mrs Bean, Miss E. Haytor, Betty, Mrs McLean Dunn, Anonymous, Mrs Sapsford, Mrs Neave, Miss Farrer, Miss Edmonds, Mrs Cowan, Mrs McAlpine, Mrs Neave, Mrs Wood, sen., Mrs D. Arehbold, Anonymous, S.R., Anonymous, Miss Marsh. Miss Packer.

A very successful gift afternoon, in aid of the fund was held by Mrs A. Cameron, " Inverlochy," Seargill. About SO guests were present, and 192 articles were given in, the total value of which was £8 10/-. The gifts were:— 40 tins condensed milk, 4 tins jam, 9 tins coffee and milk, 1 tin cocoa and milk, 1 tin salmon. 22 tins pineapple, 8 tins sardines, 10 tins tobacco, 8 tins chocolate, 2 bottles bovril. ;i boxes Lifebuoy soap, 2 packets tooth-paste, 2 tins cocoa, 6 tins ivelcon. 30 tins cigarettes, 4 packets spearmint, 1 box shaving soap, 2 boxes toilet soap, 1 writing pad, 2 bottles calfsfoot jelly, 3 pairs bootlaces, 1 tin health salts, 2 pairs socks, 1 bottle beef extract, 3 tins biscuits, and 7 packets soup.